Does memory research have a realistic future?

How do we remember our past experiences? This question remains stubbornly resistant to resolution. The next 25 years may see significant traction on this and other outstanding issues if memory researchers capitalise on exciting technological developments that allow embodied cognition to be studied in ways that closely approximate real life.

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The article highlights the challenges in the field of memory research and emphasizes the importance of utilizing new technologies to study embodied cognition in ways that closely resemble real life.